May the Bindweed grow!
Convolvulus Arvensis, also known as bindweed, is stigmatised as being a nuisance by growing across garden fences and choking off the immaculately pruned flowers. But no one thinks about the beauty of the bindweed, opening their trumpets to the world, shouting to be heard. Is this not the state of publishing today? The neatly manicured, artificially honed flowers, given all the prestige, while the others are left to wilt?
If you are a bindweed flower trying to grow, see our Submission Guidelines and make the world your fence.
What is Bindweed Magazine all about?
Bindweed Magazine aims to publish quality poetry and fiction as an Ezine on the WordPress homepage. Issues 1-8 were published as Ezine and available as print copies; issue 9 onwards (Bindweed Online 2019) is Ezine only.
Who runs Bindweed Magazine?
Editor in Chief: Leilanie Stewart
Editor’s Sahayak: Joseph Robert
Why did Bindweed Magazine come about?
So many magazines these days, both online and in print, are becoming defunct. Bindweed Magazine wants to be another platform for authors to market their work. It’s a labour of love. It’s all about the craft here at Bindweed; you won’t get paid (sadly), but you’ll get promoted nonetheless!
Where is Bindweed Magazine based?
It doesn’t really matter, since we have a worldwide audience, but if you really must know, Bindweed is currently based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. However, we publish quality writing from authors all over the world. So stop by and send us your work…
To get a feel for what we like, back issues are as follows:
Issue 2 – July to September 2016
Issue 3 – October to December 2016
Issue 4 – January to March 2017
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Good to see this Leilanie and good luck with it all – I look forward to the first issue… With Best Wishes Scottx
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Thanks Scott! I’m definitely excited to be reading through so many quality submissions so far 🌺
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If it has flowers, it’s not a weed to me.
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I knew Darrell Coggins back in the 1970’s. I taught him on classical guitar. I would like to re-acquaint with him again. Can you help? My name is Jac Dittmar. 0403 291 457.
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